AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAviation & Growth: ACI EUROPE says Sarajevo International Airport is now 28.6% above its 2019 passenger level and connectivity is up 40%, adding about €300m to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s GDP—while urging faster support for runway, terminal and fuel-storage upgrades. EU Accession Pressure: EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos links Serbia’s EU path to reconciliation and rule of law after the state-honours funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić, warning the decision could undermine candidacy. Regional Politics & Elections: Serbia’s Aleksandar Vučić announced snap elections for Oct. 25 and plans to run for prime minister, with EU criticism over the Mladić funeral adding fuel to the campaign. Business & Mobility: Bosnia’s BiH airport connectivity push comes alongside reports of direct flights from Sarajevo to the US “soon,” while a separate US E-2 investor visa list highlights treaty-based eligibility for citizens of specific countries. Culture with a Business Angle: A 15-year-old from Bugojno has submitted a LEGO Ideas model of Sarajevo’s Sebilj, hitting 7,200 votes quickly—aiming for 10,000 to unlock a commercial set. Climate Risk: Western Europe’s hottest summer on record, with drought and low river flows, is sharpening the case for adaptation—an issue that can quickly translate into costs for transport, energy and agriculture.
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